If you were moved by JP and his story, please share after the premiere ends. Thank you!

@AByrdProductions

5 жыл бұрын

ORIGIN USA any chance you can ask him what rifle that is you guys were shooting?

@m4rvinmartian

5 жыл бұрын

Watch out for toxic masculinity, it might make you the best at something

@m4rvinmartian

5 жыл бұрын

@@AByrdProductions looks like a Tac-338 or a furniture modified Rem 700. Need a closer view of barrel/action.

@AByrdProductions

5 жыл бұрын

Marvin Martian thank you I appreciate it! 🙌🏻

@julian590

5 жыл бұрын

I won't fail at anything I do.

JP you don't know me but I was part of the PA National Guard unit that assisted you guys during the 1st mission you talked about. It was a pleasure and honor to serve with you guys.

I remember as a kid watching the frogmen students go through BUDS, we lived in the Naval housing and I went to Silver Strand Elementary school in Coronado. My Dad was a Sr. Chief Petty Officer. It really bothered me as a kid to see how "mean" all those men were to them (from a kids point of view). While explaining my feelings to my Dad about them I can still remember him telling me those were the toughest best men in the world and the "mean" people were actually their friends making them tougher and better. I lost my Dad a few years ago and every time I see a video like this it brings him back for a few moments. Thank you JP for your service.

@jhousejentertainment9017

5 жыл бұрын

God bless you brother.

@MECX3490

5 жыл бұрын

You were raised by a hero...

@namagava6228

5 жыл бұрын

God bless

@jordanflores22

5 жыл бұрын

God bless brother

@ToddiusMaximus

5 жыл бұрын

Your dad was a SEAL ?

I grew up down the street from him and remember playing at his house with the neighborhood kids. Great to see he has done great things and thank him for his service. -A fellow Fair Oaks kid.

@meMiner

3 жыл бұрын

You grew up with a hero. Outstanding.

I'm a prairie boy from canada who isnt in the military. I would like to thank you and everyone else serving your country and mine. Cause whether people will admit it or not, freedom is never free! Thankyou

@nairbllebpmac4179

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. Johnson, I trained with some great Canadians in Germany in the late 80's. I was a medic in an American tank unit and besides training side by side we competed in the 1989 Canadian Army Trophy competition which is among NATO tank units. Germany beat us all in the Leopard II. Lots of good memories. I remember the Canadian medics had morphine in their aid bags but we Americans had to sign it in and out of the Aid Station before and after training. It's funny how you remember things like that. Thank you for your kind comment. Retired in Fate Texas.

@patriot8399

3 жыл бұрын

And Canadians aren't free. No right to bear arms. No freedom of speech. And more

JP is a good dude.. anybody in Jocko's circle is legit! They are true American Heros, people need to drop the actors and ball players and take up with some real Americans!

@mr.b3132

5 жыл бұрын

Amen...

@ncgunrunner2588

5 жыл бұрын

Yahoooo real heros get "vegged" up and hide so they can KILL people in their own country that had NOTHING to do 9/11! Imagine all the innocent dead people that got sniped from a half a mile away just because they are labeled "insurgent" for living on a land that contained OIL...oh i meant WMDs (that didn't exist). This dude ain't no hero. He is a government owned killer. Does what he is told. Murders who he is told to murder. Doesn't matter if it's a guy just trying to defeat the people that illegally invaded his country and murdered his family. We "Meri'cans" are heros! Fuck...wake up

@jimmycrackcorn1783

5 жыл бұрын

Gerard Gibson ❄️

@jimmycrackcorn1783

5 жыл бұрын

^

@jaredhiscoe8558

5 жыл бұрын

@@ncgunrunner2588 shut the fuck up

My teenage son used to have a speech impediment so he is about to watch this and see what is possible. Thanks for your service.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Milam fell your son I am in his corner and he can do whatever he wants as long as he is willing to ta action and put in the work!

@robertmilam6378

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks JP. That is exactly what we told him once he finished watching it.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Milam actually I was wrong. We can’t do whatever we want. We all have limitations. What I should’ve said is he can get after it, work his ass off and he can max out his potential and make the most of his life at the highest level. Tell him that his speech impediment is nothing to hold him back!!!

@robertmilam6378

5 жыл бұрын

JP Dinnell great timing. He was telling me last night that he didn’t think he would be able to go to college because he has Autism. He is on the spectrum but not bad. I told him as of right now he is not going to college because he has made the decision to do the bare minimum with his school work not because of Autism. Autism is not going to keep him from college his level of effort is. He is going to see your message this morning. Thanks again for thinking of him and your service.

@krazylevin

4 жыл бұрын

All the best to your son. With you by his side, he's got a bright future ahead of him.

JP was one of my favorite frogmen at Team 3. So many guys in Charlie loved to see new guys suffer and flounder. But JP wanted you to succeed at all costs. It was almost as if he was the complete opposite of Kevin Lace.

There are a LOT of two minute videos that I will just pass by. This 38 minute video was completely worth watching. Thank you! Brent Gilbert. MSgt, USAF (Ret)

In comic books we have Superman Batman etc...In reality we have NAVY SEALS real life super hero’s...On behalf of all Americans Thank you SEALS for always accomplishing the impossible....

@t0ej0b

5 жыл бұрын

It’s not just the SEALS, they’re just the baddest asses. Everyone in our armed forces are heroes!

@anthonybaiocchi3028

5 жыл бұрын

@@t0ej0b your armed forces are a wank rag like the IDF that are only good at killing woman and children. America has the sickest society on the planet hero worshiping psychopaths, who I add are fucking useless soldiers. Spray and pray. We were killing Cubans and Russians by the thousands while you lost every war you ever got involved in. USA USA! Stick to carpet bombing and drone warfare and hiding behind a sniper rifle.

@jaywillow9927

5 жыл бұрын

Dude, get real. Rangers have to rescue those guys all the time. The 82nd Airborne had to bail them out. SEALs get pinned down. They have to get rescued. In Vietnam, it was a different story. The SEALs put facepaint on and hid in the jungle and ambushed people. When it comes down to it, SEALs ain't shit in a firefight. Who do YOU want to be with when it boils down to fighting an enemy of 50? You wanna be with 4 SEALs or fucking 25 guys from the 82nd Airborne. SEALs are good for certain things such as sneaking up on a clueless enemy. So long as they're not seen, they do ok. They're assassins. They're good at trying to sneak up on a compound and bust in to kill people. The lies that came from Marcus Lutrell are ridiculous. Of course you're going to lie and boost your buddies up to make them look like heroes. Marcus was on the side of the mountain and KNEW if he got seen he'd be killed. The taliban saw his buddies and his buddies couldn't fight 25 men. 25 on one? You'll lose. There's no superman there. There's a human being. Marcus hid and stayed quiet and got the fuck outta dodge. He knew if he opened fire and tried to rescue his buddies, those 30 soldiers would have smashed him. It wasn't 100 soldiers. It was about 30 who went after the SEALs. SEALs are humans, not a fucking superhero. Green Berets call in air support.

@HandleHandle123

5 жыл бұрын

@@anthonybaiocchi3028 and those useless soldiers are being more useful than you just talking shit on a KZread video. And I'd like to say that the Brits are wanks but I have more respect than that to talk trash about service members. And when the women and children are being forced to strap bombs to thier chest it puts everyone in a bad situathion that no one can tell how will end.

@anthonybaiocchi3028

5 жыл бұрын

@@HandleHandle123 name me 1 military force that's killed Cubans and Russians??

For those wondering about his rifle: Remington 700 action, accuracy international chasis, bushell ers 3.5-21 scope, chambered for 6.5 Creedmoor. His buddy built it for him.

@Twisted_utopia

5 жыл бұрын

Curious about the scope. Forgive me if this question is ignorant, I have limited knowledge of guns mostly pistols. What is the maximum range of a 21x scope on this weapon? I guess I'm trying to understand how the 21x equates to meters or yards, would it mean the max range is 2100 meters? So if he's at 3.5 does that equate to 3.5 meters? Is this right?

@Freezer003

5 жыл бұрын

@@Twisted_utopia scope magnification is purely optical and doesn't translate directly to effective range. A 21x power scope simply makes the target appear 21 times closer than the naked eye.

@Twisted_utopia

5 жыл бұрын

@@Freezer003 gotcha, thanks

@thebirdwithnofeet6961

4 жыл бұрын

Such a good round

@torren6576

4 жыл бұрын

That's what I was scanning the comments for so cheers for that.

“Don’t say I have to. Say I get to” I will carry those words forever. Such a perfect way to look at life

I have to say JP has an awesome teaching style. He comes at you like a brother and not a badass. You can really tell he wants you to succeed as much as he has. Great job JP and I hope you are doing well.

I went through a similar situation at the Navy recruiter’s office. I was so pissed I politely asked them where the Marine Corps recruiter was. He pointed South and said Waco Texas. I never looked back.

@lovelyb.1750

4 жыл бұрын

wow its funny what you did but annoying about the Navy recruiters atittude.

I’m overwhelmingly proud to live in a country with these great men.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

BillyN31 thank you brother. I am as well

@davidc3839

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, let's invade some more countries, dude

@BillyN31

4 жыл бұрын

David Cox hey dick, I was just talking about the men in the video.

@bonham728

4 жыл бұрын

This country would never be the same without these men.

I'm so grateful that he did this. I consider him my replacement. Because he did this, I didnt have to. Not to mention I couldn't do what he did. I hope I can live in a way and raise my kids in a way that respects his sacrifice and the ultimate sacrifice of so many others. There is nothing I can do to repay this. I am so humbled watching this.

@victorrodea7163

3 жыл бұрын

Mr. Shane Schmt; you can repay by being the best American you can be just like hp is. Honor the flag and the values that it represents.

@jw393

2 жыл бұрын

Amen. Show them support anytime you see them.

RIP Mike Monsoor 🙏🏾

This man, this story, these 37 minutes and 56 seconds were life altering for me. Thank you for opening my eyes and helping me let go of the past. Missions change and I get to do what I’m doing today. From the bottom of my heart thank you for my freedom. Thank you JP. Thank you.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Kachmi Ifiuken thank you very much. Makes doing this video worth it. Hold the line and keep moving forward my friend... Take the time to step back once and a while to evaluate your path and new mission and make sure you’re on the correct path. We get to do what we do, so let’s make the most out of our time

@hungover1274

5 жыл бұрын

Check out The Jocko Podcast w JP Dinnell episode if you want hours of his stories. Its an awesome episode...along with many many others.

@CMH_1975

5 жыл бұрын

@@JPDinnellPodcast thank you for your service. This documentary was moving.

@izzyplusplusplus1004

5 жыл бұрын

@@JPDinnellPodcast Thanks for telling your story, and being an inspiration.

You Americans are so lucky for the country you have! I love your country. One day, it'll be my country as well.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Julian Benegas we are very lucky for sure

@walperstyle

5 жыл бұрын

I've been trying to get in for years. Its harder when you have skills and a family. I should just fly to Mexico and walk across.

@boydcrowder6130

5 жыл бұрын

@@walperstyle do it the right way and you will be welcomed..

@walperstyle

5 жыл бұрын

@@JPDinnellPodcast would be better if someone would hire me and sponsor my family to come across. I've worked 8 years oilfield (didn't go military due to being colorblind enough to not get into any of the good fields) Now I'm a student again doing physics, math, Calculus. Have about $500k in assets. I basically want to come down, work my ass off some more, get situated and then be a job provider. ...something that is extremely difficult up here in the peoples republic of gender canuckistan.

@eatcommies1375

5 жыл бұрын

Julian, come here legally, we need Good people here to respect our constitution, I’m a walking example that legal immigration works.

This man is a true beast "just turn it off, it's go time" that being as simplistic as it is, is just insanely world moving God bless you brotha!!

“Our worst days are somebodys deams”....never a truer word spoken. Huge respect to you and all other armed forces personnel. The job you do is selfless and amazing, thank you

Humbling, JP, that perspective of “I get to” instead of “I have to” is a remarkable paradigm to live your life by. 🙏 Thank you for your service! ORIGIN trying to get a grown man emotional with the short films. Hahaha, well done. I love what you guys are doing! Jeans, boots, gi’s, Jocko Go, Jiu Jitsu, 🇺🇸

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Timothy Elhajj thank you for watching and supporting Origin

Don't say "I have to" say "I get to" People would love to have the problems I have, love to have the things I complain about. Missions change, but a mission regardless of what it is, IS STILL A MISSION Solid words, God bless and God's speed

@1Skorpia

3 жыл бұрын

Great way of shifting the mentality from negative to positive

I haven't heard very many Seals talk about their combat experiences. It was very moving. Thanks for posting it.

@FJ24.

3 жыл бұрын

Watch Jocko willink podcast with him

"We got those guys, and our base didn't get mortared for a while." JP Dinnell That was one of my favorite things he said. This whole vid is awesome. Love my country. United States of America.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Joash Church thanks bud. Have a kick ass week

@izzyplusplusplus1004

5 жыл бұрын

@@JPDinnellPodcast I will! I get to take care of my family in freedom thanks to you and your brothers in arms. I get to!

What a damn humble beast. Bless you brother.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Manuel Anaya thank you, have an awesome week and kick some ass

@rt1164

4 жыл бұрын

@@JPDinnellPodcast Hey JP, random question but do you know of anyone that had asthma in the military? I keep hearing different things about this. Thanks, and have a good day!

@Michael-xr8qp

4 жыл бұрын

@@rt1164 Asthma beyond 13 years of age is considered disqualifying in all branches of the military. There are ways to overcome it, however, be careful telling a recruiter that. Look up stories and you'll find it's possible with some cases of asthma.

JP, I flew helps for 28 years. I have a lot of NSW friends/ brothers. I want to personally thank you for all that you have gone through. You sir are a true Patriot!

My grandfather had a similar character. He tried to toughen me up. The lessons jelled after he passed. As we get older, we see those people who were able to make me accountable for my actions and then I held myself in check. Thank you.

My company paid for me to go to the Echelon Front Training and JP was one of the instructors. He was just like you see in the video. I remember he had a slight cough the day we did the Field Training. I offered him a cough drop I pulled out of my pocket. He said thanks and started to unwrap it and I said "it's been in my pocket so it's nice and warm" (from Ferris Bueller's Day Off) and started laughing. He just gave me a sly grin and handed it back saying "I'll pass". Definitely someone you instantly like. All the guys were cool and you could tell they had a rough sense of humor but were holding it back to be professional. That's one thing I really miss about the Navy, unchecked comedy from the guys.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

John McClanaghan hey brother how are you? It was awesome getting to train with y’all. Hope you come back through as a role player for the FTXs

@KillerKiller-ny4dt

5 жыл бұрын

No one gives a fuck! Sad to know how much time u both have lost, Fighting for something that will never benefit you or ur family ur no more than a puppet in this world making money for super rich people that would never give there life for u or ur family but good luck putting ur family Through school or when u get old! 😂 but don’t worry because we need people like u ! That don’t think or ask questions ! So the rich keep getting richer and the poor just keep on dying😂

"You have to be able to realize when your mission changes." - A thousand times, yes.

Thank you JP for your service, your sacrifice and for sharing yourself with the rest of us. Without that, people would never have any idea of the sacrifices made by those in our armed forces. Even this probably doesn’t do more than scratch the surface, but it lets those who think we are just warriors in name think twice. Best wishes!

I’m just a random guy from the other side of the world, nothing to do with defence, artilleries or wars. What a great insight, a breathtaking documentary , I think anyone from a completely different walk of life can get something out of watching this. Thank you, and god bless you

This story, Kyle’s story, Axelson’s story, Brown’s story, Luttrel’s story and all the others are what I think about when I go to pull that lever to vote. I am blessed to live in the greatest country ever and owe all I am to these heroes. Your sacrifices are appreciated and will never be forgotten. Glad these guys are on our side.

@fuckdailluminati

5 жыл бұрын

as you vote Trump a racist POS

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Larry brangers thank you my brother... I was lucky to do what I did

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

The Spook Who Sat By The Door what part of my story is bullshit? I’m sorry that you felt that way, I obviously failed to relay my story properly then...

@BikingVikingHH

5 жыл бұрын

Kyle is shit,

@G2Precision

5 жыл бұрын

@The Spook Who Sat By The Door A lot of guys that comment on the internet are ignorant tools...

Proud to call you a friend. Nicely done JP.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Joseph Rhoades thank you sir! I appreciate you and your service and everything you do for the community these days. Love ya bro

When you were holding the flag, i realized what my memories are when I see it. It's all the backyard BBQs on 4th of July, or the memorial day family bass fishing tournaments we had through the years. It reminds me of good times with friends and family, celebrating the love for our country. I wouldn't have that if it weren't for people like you. Thank you

I like it when he says "Vegged Up", has a ring to it.

I met JP a few years back. He is amazing man. I’m honored to have heard his story and learn from his experiences as I take them and lead 15 firefighters every time the tones drop.

just shows how powerful that statement is on his helmet, thanks for everything you and your brothers do jp

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Obvusly thank you. I was very lucky to get to do what I did

God bless you brother!! Thank you for your service. Nice rifle too. Thank you for protecting my son over there. He’s a Marine.

"My hightower, my deliverer...let not my enemies triumph over me."

@thektmkid6990

5 жыл бұрын

My shield & he in whom I trust.

Wow this was an awesome video. Origin you guys have been killing it lately! JP, thanks man for the major dose of motivation. I'm ready to go crush the day

They laughed as well when I said I want to be a sniper. Nobody laughed when I got distinguished honor grad at army sniper school. 😎

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

sgt slippyfist awesome work!

@sgtslippyfist6345

5 жыл бұрын

@@JPDinnellPodcast thanks! Wasn't trying to toot my own horn. Just listening to your story it felt similar. Except for that you have done way more than me.

@drugpeclo3780

4 жыл бұрын

sgt slippyfist did you have shooting experience prior? I want to be a sniper but i never shot before

@darrelllupara3623

4 жыл бұрын

@@sgtslippyfist6345 we are a small community, what year?? I was there Jan-Feb of 2013

@sgtslippyfist6345

4 жыл бұрын

@@darrelllupara3623 class 00517 2017

Knowing men like JP live here in America makes me literally feel just a bit safer. Much love for him seriously thank you brotha

From Puerto Rico we SALUTE you brother, thank you!!!

You SEALS are an amazing group of men, it's no wonder our enemies don't dare try and invade us. From one vet to another, thank you for your service to this great country.

@davidc3839

5 жыл бұрын

I prefer performing seals.

@joehackenberg30

5 жыл бұрын

That an the 2A is y they don't want to invade

@Edwardramos4253

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you JP, FROM ONE NAVY BROTHER TO ANOTHER THANK YOU 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸Always

@foreal69tu50

4 жыл бұрын

I think the oceans keeps people from invading not less 2500 people.

I just saw this gentleman on The History Channel's series "The Warfighters". Incredible series! Thank you for your service.

"Adjusting to a new mission" Man, that's powerful. To be this close to and hear thoughts and stories from a down to earth human, hero and legit beast of a soldier.. is a once-in-a-lifetime feeling. Take care & God bless you always..

need an episode 2,3,4.. truly an amazing man. thasnk you!

Holy crap, what a great dude! So humble and down to earth. Thank you for your service man!

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

MDeJo2010 thanks man

Guys like this that not only served and put there lives on the line for out freedom and for out rights when they dont have to, I'm so thankful for. Thankyou for your service 🙏

J👊4 Life 🇺🇸 "So others may live" God bless you brother

Amazing story of a quiet and professional warrior. The true wealth of our nation is in men like him, patriots and dedicated fathers. God bless them all.

Thank you, JP, for your unbelievable service, and for sharing Mikey's amazing story.

Tell me this guy doesn’t sound exactlyike jonah hill

@roosterboy7357

5 жыл бұрын

I swear I was going to say it but I figured I’d look through the comments

@josiahpierce2906

5 жыл бұрын

Hey good thinking

@Connor-wv6ln

5 жыл бұрын

Thought the same thing when I heard him

@slinehan4

5 жыл бұрын

You are not wrong haha

@mikeedwards2637

5 жыл бұрын

I’ve actually looks like him a bit too , I was thinking the same thing

Nothing but love and respect for these guys

So inspiring. I strive to one day be at the level that these men live at. Thank you so much to everyone who served

Truly amazing documentary. Awesome job by Origin showing the story behind a true American Hero.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

cgandy3 thanks for watching bud. Not a hero, but I was able to walk alongside many

JP... Thank you for reminding of our new mission. Great way to think about life. Thank God for my family.. wife kids brothers and sisters at home and all over the world!

Amazing person! Amazing human! Amazing story! Amazing determination! Amazing outlook! Amazing sense of responsibility! Simply amazing! To say the least...

This man is a true hero. Few men would be willing to lay down their lives for their friends.

I can honestly listen to stories like this ALL day long. Thank you from Canada for all you guys do for the free World!! My best friend served a tour as an infantryman in Afghanistan for the Canadian Armed Forces. So these stories touch close to home for me.

Thank you JP and all of our fine servicemen.!!!

Fascinating, could listen to this lad all day, a true gentleman and not one swear word needed to sound tough

This is probably the best 37 minutes I’ve ever spent in my life. WOW, what a great video!!!!!! I wish that there was more videos like this.

Amazing true Alpha Warrior. Thank you JP from a former Spec Ops "Spectre - Death from Above!"

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

daniel hedrick thank you for your service stud!!! Keep holding the line and kick some ass this week

@realasscracka

4 жыл бұрын

Knocked down three tours in that dirty ass Helmand Province thanks for your service JP

@PhuVet

4 жыл бұрын

@@realasscracka I was up north in Kunar and know exactly what he means. I started as a 17 year old kid in basic in 1991 and my career ended in 2010 after being medevacd following an 8 1/2 hour constant firefight. I shared a valley with 32 fellow Soldiers including 3 fellow team members a SME and a terp. I was a DM as my secondary job and an assistant team leader. I never lost a team member on my watch but had to cover down and take over another team who lost guys. Its rough to step into but you know it has to be done. The best and worst memories of my life are from Afghanistan. I remember people that were lost after I left and people from other teams that I talked to alot. Having EOD knock on the door of my hooch at 3am after a heavy op tempo cycle saying, we have UXO leaning against your hooch chief....you are going to have to go to a shelter. I remember saying whatever...do your thing, I'm going back to sleep. Got a knock about 20 min later it went like this. Knock knock... Go away Knock knock Fuck off! Bang Bang hard knock...chief, it's me Colonel ****** why dont you go crash in my office or the 1st sgts hooch? Whatever...(been up for 60+ hours at that point.) Went and crashed in TOC on the couch....it was quiet as can be in there for the first time. Found out later that it was a big russian rocket that didnt go off. First time I was shot at I didnt remember saying it out loud but I was told later I yelled you missed me bitch! Turned out he didnt...I had a graze on the inside of my back plate and a torn velcro strap. Yep good stuff Lost 3 buds and a K9 in Afghanistan and 13 at home. Thanks for the video bro. Stay positive dont let the ghosts creep in.

Thank you for your service to the Country and your Team Brothers, Well done!

Watched again a year later and this never gets old. Much love and respect 🙏

Thx to JP... we love u, brother!

he was in chris kyle's funeral vid at the dallas coyboys stadium

@foreal69tu50

4 жыл бұрын

That's nothing to brag about since Chris is the biggest POS there was.

@KimballPrecisionRifles

4 жыл бұрын

@@foreal69tu50 I'm curious. Care to explain?

@arkangelnorthman

4 жыл бұрын

@@foreal69tu50 sadly...so true.

@arkangelnorthman

4 жыл бұрын

@@KimballPrecisionRifles you can study up on all his lies...national tragedy.

@brandonmiller5394

4 жыл бұрын

@@KimballPrecisionRifles They're talking about dumb shit. The fact that he wrote tales of lies in his book. However, his military career wasn't a lie, it was all recorded FACTS. Kyle's problem was, and if you actually watch all the UNBIASED documentaries; you'd learn, he dealt with a lot of ptsd issues and to kind of fill a void..he started to believe he was a superhuman AFTER he left the service. These morons commenting better tread lightly while they disrespect an American war hero.

Thank you for your service JP it means the world. Thank you

Thank you for all that you’ve done and continue to do for this country, incredible story.

I am Honored to know JP as a friend and was lucky enough to meet and befriend him first as a "normal civilian". I got to know how Amazing a person he is beyond what he has done for Our Country. This video showed the part of him I learned about later that brought my respect for him, and all whom he served with, to a whole different level. God Bless America, our Navy Seals and All who have served to keep us Free.

Couldn't thank you enough for your service sir and also God bless your Fallen comrades and God bless you. Thank you.

Thank you JP! What a amazing tribute to all the service men and women. Bless you

33:04 - 34:54 Oh my gosh, that was so great what he said. We have chapters in our lives, and we have new missions that are just as important. For me, the chapter where I mourned my dad's passing was inordinately long. But what he said was so inspiring. And I loved what he said about "having to do" something as "we get to" do something. What an amazing angle to look at things. It really is about point of view and perspective. Thank you, sir.

I learned so much about attitude from this video...love the men and women who lay down their lives to keep us safe!

Great respect to JP Dinnell, Jocko Willink, David Goggins, Marcus Luttrell, Chris Kyle & and all the great Navy Seals who served defended & fought against terror and the most evil. Brave Warriors, we can never thank you enuff.

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Lion21Zero thank you

@arkangelnorthman

4 жыл бұрын

CHRIS KYLE was a lying coward. a national disgrace...

@williamuskoski1385

4 жыл бұрын

@@arkangelnorthman u funny

@arkangelnorthman

4 жыл бұрын

@@williamuskoski1385 i dont find it funny at all....

What a great man. Thank you for your service.

JP you did a fantastic job in this video. Thank you for your service!

Wow, what a guy. Total respect and admiration to you, JP. I know you hear it all the time, and you’re going to hear it again, thank you for your service. May God Bless you and your family.

From an Aussie who has seen what you guys have done Thank you for your service

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Ben Logan thank you brother

@benlogan2622

5 жыл бұрын

Well Mr David Cox I am a proud Aussie and support all our ANZAC’s in any conflict and thanking any servicemen Australian or American doesn’t make me dumb (but your entitled to your own opinion) I’m just grateful And yes Mr JP Dinnell is a hero And as I said (your entitled to your opinion) And if you are as ungrateful as you sound and as uninformed as you sound about this war and any war or a person who hates on military servicemen for what ever reason (your opinion means very little to me ) So have a nice day Mr David Cox

@davidc3839

5 жыл бұрын

@@benlogan2622 You sure do write a lot for someone uninterested in my opinion. If you weren't lead by your nose you would know that the Iraq war was created on a false premise. We were told it was about WMD, then when they couldn't be found it was democracy, when any thinking person knows it was for oil. I would not be proud of being sent to fight in a false war, nore would I brag about it. No clear thought was given to what would happen to Iraq once the dictator was removed. Many of us in Amnesty had been highlighting Saddam's gross abuse of human rights for years but he was Americas best friend because he was fighting Iran. Iraq fell into total chaos, America left and ISIS and all its atrocities was born. Then we have people decrying 'liberals' for thinking while hero worshiping a guy who says that God has sent him to kill people...God bless America and its interfering wars.

@spookypunky

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidc3839 these people are doing their jobs and possess a specific skill set, some see as admirable. It seems your job is to insult people in KZread comments. Something no one finds admirable.

@davidc3839

4 жыл бұрын

@@spookypunky I know, what a job too. The pay isn't good either, and I have to watch all of these programs about men showing how macho they are for invading another country. I can't wait for the honest Chris Kyle to tell his story(sic) - with the emphasis being on story.

Salute to you sir JP, thank you for your service and sacrifice

JP I can't even begin to thank you enough for your service sir. I live a good life because men like you. Thank you! God bless you and your family.

"instead of saying I have to do something, I tell my self I get to"

@yachoob1

3 жыл бұрын

Been doing this for 7 months now. Helped turn my life back on track.

God Bless your Dad & You Both. Thank You for your Patriotic Service!

"you boys like Mexico?" Lol. Super Troopers reference. Nice.

@dfarrell1792

2 жыл бұрын

haha, no snozberries though

Thank you for your service and dedication to this country.

Thank you for your service to this great country. God bless you and your friends that served along you but especially your family.

Much Respect My Friend!!!! Amazing Story and "THANK YOU" & All who Served for OUR FREEDOM!!!!!!

@pinkandreas

4 жыл бұрын

Do you really think your freedom comes from killing people in the middle east?

@kingofthedead9092

4 жыл бұрын

@@pinkandreas yeup

what a great doc, thank you to JP and origin for telling his story

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Rogdakis thank you!

Beautifully made! can't wait for more of these films!

Determination + Dedication + HardWork = Success. Bravo! 👊

Much Respect Brother

JP looks like Fedor Emelianenko's twin brother... Anyone else seeing it?

@JerseyMiller

4 жыл бұрын

Good call

@kencolvin8613

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like Fedor sounds like Jonah Hill

@mrfonzie123456

4 жыл бұрын

D Peshy he looks like both Emelianenko’s.

@lovlovelle9237

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO! Younger brother... Both are true warriors tho!!

@TheLochs

3 жыл бұрын

No, lol.

I’m a air force vet from desert storm... Have always respected you seals!!!! Hats off to you and the teams... I worked on f15e over in Saudi during desert storm/shield... Nothing like you guys go thru!!! All love to my veteran brothers!!!

What a fantastic guy, so down to earth and humble. Respect....

JP, Dear God, Thank You for Your Service and Your Leadership Today !

Thankyou for your service, and the sacrifices made by all of you!!!!!!!!

@JPDinnellPodcast

5 жыл бұрын

Gary Parrish thank you bud. Have a great week

Thanks for this Pete and your team. There has never been a time where I have looked back on adversity in a poor light.

Thank you for your service!